The phrase "assessed and revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation and modification of a document, plan, or project to improve its quality or effectiveness.
Example: "After the initial draft was completed, it was assessed and revised to better meet the project's objectives."
Alternatives: "evaluated and updated" or "reviewed and modified".
Existing hydrometric networks need to be assessed and revised against the requirements on water quantity data to support integrated management.
Judge Matsumoto criticized another section that called for mental health treatment plans to be assessed and revised "when appropriate".
For example, the Lipinski Rule of Five has been extensively discussed, assessed and revised since its introduction [32].
The INDCs will be assessed and revised every five years, with their collective ambition ratcheted up over time.
The INDCs will likely be assessed and revised every five years, with their collective ambition ratcheted up over time.
The translation was assessed and revised by an expert panel with regard to concept and item equivalence between the original version and Chinese version.
Concepts were clustered to develop an analytical framework as analysis proceeded with new themes re-assessed and revised as necessary.
The best programs draw people who majored as undergraduates in the subjects they wanted to teach; focus on extensive clinical practice rather than on classroom theory; are selective in choosing their applicants rather than treating students as a revenue stream; and use data about how their students fare as teachers to assess and revise their practice.
While principles of critical reflexivity and "provisionalism" are not in themselves feminist, Longino suggests a "bottom line" proviso that should inform their application by feminists: the basis for adopting, and for assessing and revising, any methodological norms that inform feminist research should be a commitment to "prevent gender from being disappeared" (1994, 481).
Fortunately, the framework set up in 1992 allows the parties to continually assess and revise the global plan.
The results of this study reveal the need for assessing and revising current methods of or approaches to instruction in the care of sexual minorities.
